Tunisians rally against government media crackdowns
Across Africa’s Maghreb region media crackdowns have become a common occurrence as leaders - or more accurately dictators – succumb...
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Tunisian Journalists Face Escalating Arrests
Tunisia has plummet to such a new low in terms of how far its president can enact draconian measures against...
Tunisian media declares lawsuit against the government
President Said of Tunisia's crackdown on media continues to shock analysts although it is showing signs that there is resistance...
Algerian regime can’t handle sex scenes, tv director jailed
It's not only journalists who are routinely being rounded up in Algeria by President Saied's henchmen. Now it's tv networks...
Tunisia’s Saied Targets Two Journalists
The crackdown by Tunisia’s dictator intensifies on media, with no end in sight to the intimidation and arrests of journalists...
Haitham El-Zobaidi: Al Jazeera’s Challenger?
If the Saudis are really serious about creating a rival tv network to Al Jazeera, they will have to do...
Algeria Leader Rejects Paris Press Freedom Rank
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has questioned the credibility of the reports of Reporters Without Borders (RWB) on press freedom in Algeria,...
World Press Freedom Day throws spotlight on Morocco
Both Moroccan press freedom organisations and international rights groups took advantage of World Press Freedom Day to speak up for...
Prominent radio journalist sentenced by Algerian court
A court in Algeria on April 2nd sentenced Ihsane El-Kadi, a prominent journalist in the country, to five years in...
Media Bias Revealed: Martin Jay’s Libya Coverage
Reuters may well have broken a world record in partisan journalism with its latest efforts to implicate Russia in the...
